Oosthuizen back in world top 20
Louis Oosthuizen returned to number 20 in the world for the first time since finishing second at the 2017 PGA Championship. You may also like
Johnson back on top, small climb for Louis
Dustin Johnson returned to the top of the world rankings despite not playing at this week’s Honda Classic at PGA National. You may also like
Koepka rises to world’s best
Brooks Koepka will wake up on Monday as the world’s best player following a dominant four-stroke victory at the CJ Cup at Nine Bridges on Jeju Island, Korea. You may also like
Johnson back on top, Tiger into 13th
Justin Rose’s short reign at the top of the golf world came to an end after his top five finish wasn’t enough to fend off Dustin Johnson. You may also like
Remarkable Rose rises to the top
He didn’t win on Monday but he did complete a lifelong goal as Justin Rose unseated Dustin Johnson at the top of the world golf rankings. You may also like
Grace reclaims top Saffa spot
A scintillating final round 62 helped birthday boy Branden Grace finish in a share of third place at the AT&T Byron Nelson enjoying a rankings boost as a result. You may also like
Frittelli overtakes Schwartzel in rankings
Dylan Frittelli has moved past long-time SA No 3 Charl Schwartzel in the latest rankings with both players just inside the top 50. You may also like
Rahm up to third, Louis remains SA’s number one
Spain’s Jon Rahm continues his meteoric rise up the world rankings as he moved into third spot to become the fourth youngest player to reach the mark. You may also like
2017 in review: No one better than Thomas
Justin Thomas won a Major, shot 59 then 63 in a Major and won the FedExCup – making him comfortably the best player on the planet in 2017, writes WADE PRETORIUS. You may also like
Frittelli, Burmester make rankings leap
European Tour rookies Dylan Frittelli and Dean Burmester failed to pull off the win on Sunday, but enjoyed a healthy rankings leap after the DP World Tour Championship. You may also like
